Bachelor of Applied Business in Emergency Services Admissions and Graduation Requirements

 Direct Entry

• Emergency Services Technology
• EMT-P (Advanced Care Paramedic)
• Correctional Service Diploma
• Policing Program Diploma
• Corrections Program Diploma
• Other emergency services related diploma

 Indirect Entry

• You must have at least 1,200 hours of related education. You will be required to supply documents to support this training. A course syllabus may be required for evaluation. Official transcripts and/or certificates will be requested.
• You must have a minimum 3 years of full-time work experience in the emergency services industry. 5 years is preferred.

• You must submit documentation such as official transcripts and/or certificates verifying the minimum 1,200 hours of emergency services training.
• There is a very clear distinction between entrance requirements and transfer credits. You can't use the same credits for both purposes. Whatever credentials you use towards your requirements to enter the program, can't also be used as transfer credit for program courses.

 Transfer Credit

• Application for transfer credit won't be reviewed until you’ve been accepted into the program and paid the tuition deposit of $250.
• Make your request for transfer credit with the Transfer Credit Request form (pdf).
• Transfer credit will be awarded only where credit has been earned.
• Transfer credit is awarded for formal learning experiences supported by an official transcript. Be prepared to submit course outlines and additional documentation upon request.
• Transfer credit fee is $370 per credit​. If the application is not approved, there is a minimum fee of $100. This fee could increase up to $370 depending on the administrative time required to process the application.
• A maximum of 10 transfer credits will be approved. 
• Courses or credentials can't be used for both entrance requirements and transfer credit. Whatever credentials you use towards your entrance requirements, can't be used to get a transfer credit for one of the program's courses. For example, you couldn't use the same 1,200 hours of NFPA certification to meet entrance requirements and also for transfer credit for one of the program modules. 

 Directed Practicum Project

 Graduation Requirements